What's for dinner?
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SailorGirl
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A dinner my doctor would be proud of me for - baked salmon and boiled kale. The salmon wasn't awful and the kale was actually pretty good. I'm surprised that I liked it.
SailorGirl
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I found out the secret to butternut is actually a sharp knife not a steak knife. Baked one last year and it turned out pretty good. Soup sounds good but I'm trying to eat what my doctor wants me to eat for a month or so. He's not a very fun guy.
luvmygdaughters
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Made crab cakes on Saturday, had them with string beans, new potatoes, yellow squash and the last of our home grown maters. Leftovers on Sunday, baby backs on the grill today.
luvmygdaughters
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One pan french onion smothered pork chops for tonight with basmati rice and broccoli.
SailorGirl
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Chili and cold beer! As soon as I'm back from Wendys.
I just got some lovely Prime ribeyes that I'm going to make Monello grill when he gets back from fishing.
I needed shrimps so Monello and I rode the bikes to Dirty Al's and had boiled shrimp (I know, I know) for appy, and fried shrimp for dinner, Then we walked to Mahi Nic's next door for a sunset frozen margarita.
It's a lovely day on the island and if anyone needs encouragement to run away from home and be a beach bum, let me know and I will encourage like crazy.
It's a lovely day on the island and if anyone needs encouragement to run away from home and be a beach bum, let me know and I will encourage like crazy.
frequentflier
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On our last day open for business, my wonderful co workers made home made lasagna, parmesan garlic bread and salads plus Cannolis. Of course when we went to eat, the store got bombarded with people (not a bad thing but we were all hungry!)
It was delicious and I appreciate their thoughtfulness. I am still full and will skip dinner.
It was delicious and I appreciate their thoughtfulness. I am still full and will skip dinner.
luvmygdaughters
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Pot of chili with cornbread and a salad. Leftovers tonight. Not sure about Wednesday or Christmas Eve, maybe pick something up from one of the Leonardtown restaurants.
We had KFC with a side of smoked ribs from Porky's. I got a whole bunch so we can eat on it for a few days.
frequentflier
happy to be living
Woke up and wanted some home made chicken noodle soup...so I put it all together and then thought it would be good with dumplings. My house smelled so good!
Note to self: check dates on Bisquick...they were gross and no matter how long I cooked them, they were like rocks. Scooped them out, filed them under G (for gar-bage) and had a bowl and it was still pretty tasty.
Normally, I don't throw stuff away because it is expired but in this case it was 3 years old and clearly not good any more. Looking forward to dinner
Note to self: check dates on Bisquick...they were gross and no matter how long I cooked them, they were like rocks. Scooped them out, filed them under G (for gar-bage) and had a bowl and it was still pretty tasty.
Normally, I don't throw stuff away because it is expired but in this case it was 3 years old and clearly not good any more. Looking forward to dinner
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
I wanted something sweet. Had a cranberry bread mix from Krusteau (sp?) but it needed something. Mixed up a cream cheese filling, substituted Splenda for sugar and added almond paste. Put it in a loaf pan, but having done this before, I knew I had to reduce the heat or it burns on top. Calls for 350, put it in the toaster oven at 300 and added 10 minutes.
Made a great desert and goes well with the morning coffee.
Made a great desert and goes well with the morning coffee.
The HEB here has pre-made meatloaf, carnitas, roast beef, and other dinner entrees to heat and eat, and they're pretty good. So last night I had meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and buttered corn.